Sandcastle Removed From CodePlex

published 4 months, 1 day ago, submitted by TroyMG 4 months, 1 day ago

squaredroot.com — Sandcastle - the .Net community equivalent of RDoc/JavaDoc and the spiritual successor of the now defunct NDoc – has been removed from CodePlex. It’s fate is currently up in the air and Microsoft is asking you for input on what should happen next. read more...

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Automate creation of a MSDN-style documentation website

submitted by yesthatmcgurk 8 months, 21 days ago

statestreetgang.net — I'm putting up a guide to configuring Team Build to automatically generate a documentation website a la MSDN using Sandcastle and the Sandcastle Help File Builder. The idea is that a daily build generates a documentation website from code comments, which is then immediately published to a website for viewing. Cool stuff. read more...

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How to build CHM / HTML Documentation with Sandcastle September CTP 20

jachman.wordpress.com — The new Sandcastle CTP isn’t well documented at all and the documentation that can be found is useless, because the Sandcastle September CTP 2007 changed alot compared to old CTPs for that the documentation has been written. This article shows how to build your documentation with the new Sandcastle September CTP and NANT. read more...

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Sandcastle - Documentation Compilers for Managed Class Library

published 1 year, 2 months ago, submitted by korayem 1 year, 2 months ago

msdn2.microsoft.com — Sandcastle produces accurate, MSDN style, comprehensive documentation by reflecting over the source assemblies and optionally integrating XML Documentation Comments. read more...

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Announcing December 2006 Sandcastle CTP

blogs.msdn.com — The December 2006 CTP version for Sandcastle is now available for download. Sandcastle produces accurate, MSDN style, comprehensive documentation by reflecting over the source assemblies and optionally integrating XML Documentation Comments. You can read about the latest changes and find the download link on the official blog. read more...

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Graphical userinterface for Microsoft's Sandcastle

inchl.nl — I have been using Microsofts Sandcastle for some time now and it's xml-schemas have driven me nuts.... so I made a small userinterface for Sandcastle. The program is freeware and includes the following features: - Support for online MSDN-links. - Documenting of specified namespaces instead of entire assemblies. - Multiple outputtypes (website and/or .CHM-file). - Custom copyright line. - Custom company logo. - Custom product information. View my website for more information and a download-link: http://www.inchl.nl View generated output using SandcastleGUI: http://www.inchl.nl/help/ Kind regards, Stephan Smetsers stephansmetsers@hotmail.com read more...

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Sandcastle free Visual Studio 2005 add-in part 4

dotnetpret.blogspot.com — After the first release of the free Visual Studio Sandcastle release we put up a new one, also with Demo video and sourcecode project: -Multi file bug fixed -Copyright footer fixed -Index detection and HTML doc collection -Setting file path stored in registry -Addin menu changed -More action data displayed upcomming: This weeks features: - Easy 2 use Sandcastle documentation - Classdiagram renamer/exporter - Solution stats - file types and there count - Lines of code - FTP upload HTML doc Uncomming features: -Classrelation fix in classdiagrams -Actionlist (split up for each developer) -UI-sketsher -Better website publisher read more...

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SandCastle Builder - A Polished GUI

shortcircuited.wordpress.com — This SandCastle Builder GUI has features such as being project based, to ease repetitive documentation builds, allows you to specify the location of the help compiler and sandcastle and has a neat, polished UI that reports on the progress of the build read more...

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